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History

He originally worked as a public relations representative at Novacom, and at one point claimed to have been transferred from Galaxy Communications in Boston. During the Novacom Saga he started a romantic relationship with Connie Kendall. He was thought to have been murdered, but was actually in the Federal Witness Protection Program. Later, after Novacom was exposed and stopped, Mitch and Connie continued dating through the next few seasons after Exit. In Something Blue, Part 1 he proposed to her, and they planned their wedding, but didn't carry through with it, not because they were uncertain about their love, but due to a two year training program in Budapest that Mitch was taking in order to become an FBI agent. Mitch later returns in Something Old, Something New, Part 1 and Something Old, Something New, Part 2, where he was revealed to be engaged to a woman named Maureen.

Random Facts

Mitch can't cook to save his life, unless it is macaroni-and-cheese and hot dogs, or making pancakes.

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Quotes

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Trent DeWhite: I was asked to join the biology club. We do experiments and help other kids with biology projects. And we're the only group allowed to touch the skeletons. I know it sounds nerdy, but it's kind of an honor to be asked because skeletons aren't cheap.Robert Mitchell: I wouldn't sell mine for anything.

Connie Kendall: You know what? We should probably go over our questioning tactics. Do you want to be good cop, or bad cop?Robert Mitchell: Neither.Connie Kendall: Well, what should I be?Robert Mitchell: How about silent cop?

Rodney Rathbone: But you don't not know!Robert Mitchell: Yeah— I mean no, I don't not know, I guess...Rodney Rathbone: So if you don't not know, then you do know! And if you know that the answer isn't no, then you know that there's no way you can know I broke the window!Robert Mitchell: Huh?Rodney Rathbone: No further questions!

Peter Bourland: Okay, boys, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work. Jason, Mitch--care to help, or did you just come along to gloat?Jason Whittaker: Both, actually.Robert Mitchell: I wouldn’t miss this for the world!

Connie Kendall: You've got all these secrets. I feel like I'm dating the Pentagon, and I don't even know how to ask you about any of it! I mean, my biggest secret is that I'm afraid of staplers!Robert Mitchell: Connie--Connie Kendall: You're not gonna tell anybody, are you?Robert Mitchell: I promise, but if you'll... you're afraid of staplers?

Robert Mitchell: Really. Is he the reason you got all dressed up?Connie Kendall: What?Robert Mitchell: Look at you: you're wearing a dress, you've got on make-up... What is that? Is that perfume?Connie Kendall: It's called soap.

Robert Mitchell: And we're back. The best way, caller, to get lipstick out of a sweater is with Vaseline.Liz Horton: Ooh, how do I get the Vaseline out, then?Robert Mitchell: Oh... look at that! Time for another break.

Robert Mitchell: The man isn't exactly lucid these days.Peter Bourland: Making him a slightly less reliable source than Mr. Potato Head.Robert Mitchell: If Mr. Potato Head had information right now, I'd take it.

Connie Kendall: I like how your ears turn red when you're embarrassed.Robert Mitchell: I like how you always get whipped cream on your nose when you eat a sundae.Connie Kendall: I like how that lock of hair falls across your forehead at such an adorably perfect angle.Bernard Walton: Oh, Connie, I love the way your kidneys work. Oh, Mitch, your toenails grow with such amazing symmetry.

Connie Kendall: Why? Give me one good reason of why I should trust you?Robert Mitchell: Because I think I'm falling in love with you Connie!Connie Kendall: (beat) Oh! Well! It looks like we're out of time for today! For Candid Conversations with Connie, I'm Connie Kendall! Goodbye!

Connie Kendall: So far, our relationship has been 90% action-adventure and only 10% romantic comedy!Robert Mitchell: Yeah! It's been great!Connie Kendall: But I like romantic comedy. I like flowers, and walks in the park, and sitting around with friends over dinner—not worrying about if you're coming home at night!Robert Mitchell: You knew this was never gonna be a normal life.Connie Kendall: Yeah, but...but somehow, I pictured it in my head as...abnormally normal—like, you'd go off and save the world during the day and then you'd come home at 5:00 for dinner.Robert Mitchell: Well...Connie Kendall: But it's not really gonna be like that; I mean, the reality of it all is that you're in a job where you'll travel and move around a lot and—and people will want to put bags over your head and kidnap you for real. And more than that...you love it.Robert Mitchell: Yeah, you—you're right. And you're the one that pointed that out to me. You said I'm passionate about fighting for good and living in adventure.Connie Kendall: And you need to be doing those things; I know that. But...I don't want to be the afterthought, the one you come home to occasionally. And I know that even when you're with me, your heart will still be on the field.

Connie Kendall: I dunno, Mitch. I mean, after your experience working with Novacom, aren't you just a little worried about corruption in the workplace?Robert Mitchell: Oh, no, I've done a thorough background check on myself, and I'm clean!Connie Kendall: Aren't you worried about you snitching on yourself? Word has it, you are quite a whistle-blower!Robert Mitchell: Oh, I welcome whistle-blowing! If I start doing anything illegal behind my back I'll be the first person to tell myself, I promise!

Connie Kendall: So, the interview went well?Robert Mitchell: Oh, I dazzled myself. I'm really a sharp guy, and I should be a great addition to my company.Connie Kendall: Well, you probably wouldn't even have a company without you!Robert Mitchell: Exactly.